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by wowtip 2818 days ago
But even Python requires installing the dev environment etc. I can see the use for this, for throwing people with no experience into "coding right away".
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There are REPLs online.

If you just apt-install IDLE I think you can be up and running very quickly. I did a relatively thorough survey when I first started learning python a couple of years ago and found PyCharm simpler for the course I was doing -- basic text handling, and a little CLI based interactive stuff.

what about https://www.python.org/shell/ and bajillion more resources on the web?